Regular seeds are one of the oldest forms of marijuana that has been used as a medicinal substance. The history of the cultivation of marijuana stems from the beginnings of the farming in the early twentieth century. The first breeding of marijuana was twenty-five years ago when regular seeds first appeared. In the late 90’s, feminized plants were introduced to the cannabis industry and ever since then they have dominated the cannabis industry.
When compared to regular marijuana, indices are more potent and often produce stronger results. These indica strains include many different types of indica plants including: Blue Dream, Blueberry, Jamaican Haze, King Kong, Afghani Kush, California Strawberry, White Widow, Purple Urchin, and Sour Diesel. These indicas all have different characteristics that allow them to stand alone when grown in a garden. Some examples of indica plants that stand out from regular marijuana include: Haze, King Kong, and Blue Dream.
Sativas, on the other hand, are the most commonly known indica that is found in the industry today. Most of the time sativa marijuana plants are grown for their ability to produce high amounts of THC, the chemical in marijuana that creates the effects. Sativa plants are bred for the growth of short, dense leaves. Many sativa plants grow tall and strong with multiple buds. These indices are often grown for their psychoactive effects as well as being extremely tall.
Many people are confused when they think of indices and sativas when they hear the term cannabis. Sativa plants tend to be much less common than indicas, but their growth and effects are no less potent or unique.
Many users will use sativa seeds while they are growing marijuana for personal use or as a means of increasing potency. Another reason why some users may choose to grow a single strain of marijuana over a group of different strains is because they find that the effects produced by the strains are different from the overall effect produced by a single plant. Some strains are known for being quite powerful, while others may not be as desirable in potency. Growing a few different strains will allow a user to experience different experiences with a single strain.
Sativa is the most popular variety of marijuana grown commercially and is the most popular choice for smokers. Many growers of sativa plants will use a technique called cross pollination, which allows two strains to share a trait in one plant. One of these traits can be the potency, although often this is an accident of cross pollination and genetic factors. Many farmers are now using a cross pollination technique in order to produce high yielding plants, which allows them to sell at the highest possible price per plant. Most indica plants are cross pollinated in order to create indica plants that have more prolific production and larger leaves.
Indicas are often known for having a very high amount of resin. While there are no exact studies to prove the potency of indices of sativas, it is believed that indicas produce a higher quantity of THC and are sometimes considered a lower risk for addiction.
When growing marijuana, it is important to know which indica to grow for the purposes of growing medical marijuana because some indices are more potent than sativas. Some indica strains are also known for having a more pronounced psychoactive effect on users, which is why they are not always considered the best option for most users. With that being said, it is possible for a consumer to grow both kinds of marijuana if they do not want to experience a high amount of potency.
